Lin Xi_Walk As You Please (New Edition)_Hong Kong & Macau Exclusive

Pre-order book (Estimated shipping begins 24/7/2024; if your order includes any pre-order books, it will only be shipped once all items are available, on or after 24/7) Author: Lin Xi Publisher: Bright Light Culture Size: 140mm x 210mm Pages: 288 ISBN: 978-988-8884-16-2 Publication Date: July 2024 [Book Description] Cover Inscription | Lin Xi This is a new edition of "Walk As You Please," featuring a new poetic preface. Walk as you please, but how far can you truly go? This isn't a philosophical question, nor a self-help psychology topic. "Walk as you please" sounds liberating, yet it invites a sharp retort: How far can you really go? This book explores the perceived abnormalities within normalcy, and the normalcy within abnormality, questioning who truly defines what is "normal." Following the crowd might be common, but it doesn't necessarily align with your path. The collective, like fish in warming water... or frogs, will attempt to leap when things get too hot. Fish, with their fleeting memories, forget the heat in one moment and are cooked in the next. // Not chosen? Who is choosing? Better to choose for yourself first: Where, and with whom. Choices are inherently limited, Not necessarily made for you, Therefore, Create your own choices. Before seeking A, B, C, or D, First, look for the remaining E, F, G, H. Freedom lies in your decision, Contentment lies in filling in the rest. // Whether you walk alone or follow the crowd, there's no room for pity, respect, regret, fear, hatred, or affection. There are only individual choices. Choosing to let others choose for you, or not minding others influencing your choices, is also a choice. When did you learn not to fear stepping away from the crowd? Walk as you please, can you? If not, do you need company? Is that okay? Freedom has always carried a hint of solitude. [Author Biography] Lin Xi Graduated from the University of Hong Kong's Faculty of Arts, majoring in Translation. Previously served as a Teaching Assistant in the Chinese Department at HKU, an editor at Express News, Head of Creative Department/Deputy Manager of the Programming Department at Asia Television, Creative Director/General Manager at Music Plus, and Head of Advertising Creative and Production Department/Creative Consultant/Consultant at Commercial Radio Hong Kong. Currently a full-time writer.